Three fighters from this past weekend’s Strikeforce Challengers 20 event face potential layoffs of six months.

The list includes main-card fighters Antwain Britt and Julia Budd, as well as preliminary-card competitor Matt Ricehouse.

MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com) today obtained the list of medical suspensions from the Nevada State Athletic Commission.

Strikeforce Challengers 20 took place Nov. 18 at The Pearl at the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas. The night’s five-fight main card aired on Showtime.

The full list of Strikeforce Challengers 20 suspensions includes:

Antwain Britt: Suspended until May 18 due to right-knee injury, though he can be cleared early by an orthopedic doctor; regardless, suspended until Jan. 3 with no contact until Dec. 19 for precautionary reasons

Julia Budd: Suspended until May 18 due to right-elbow injury, though she can be cleared early by an orthopedic doctor; regardless, suspended until Jan. 18 with no contact until Jan. 3 for precautionary reasons

Matt Ricehouse: Suspended until May 18 due to left-elbow injury, though he can be cleared early by an orthopedic doctor

Anthony Smith: Suspended until Jan. 18 with no contact until Jan. 3 for precautionary reasons

Quinn Mulhern: Suspended until Jan. 18 with no contact until Jan. 3 due to scalp laceration

Wille Parks: Suspended until Jan. 18 with no contact due to lower-lip laceration and precautionary reasons

Nathan James: Suspended until Jan. 3 with no contact until Dec. 19 due to a left-upper-eyelid injury

David Hulett: Suspended until Dec. 19 with no contact until Dec. 10 due to nasal bridge laceration

Andreas Spang: Suspended until Dec. 19 with no contact until Dec. 10 due to a right-eye laceration; also must provide MRI for comparison to March 2011 MRI

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